Feel your pain, brother. Paying consumables is always painful, no matter the cost. But man, 87000 miles before you had to change tyres and rotors? You must drive like a granny!!!!
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MoparFin
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Feel your pain, brother. Paying consumables is always painful, no matter the cost. But man, 87000 miles before you had to change tyres and rotors? You must drive like a granny!!!!
I drive about 100 miles a day for work, that doesn't include any other daily driving. Just house to work, work to house. Plus it is our long road trip vehicle cause of the gas mileage, averages about 28-30. Its mostly highway miles with the cruise set on 80mph.
No granny driving from this guy. Just try to be as smooth as possible.
I still find it amazing you got more than twice the mileage out of your brakes and tyres than I do on average!!!! MoparFin
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Funny thing is, I rarely rotated the tires, I seriously think I may have only done it once or twice. All I did was keep them at 40 psi. Car hasn't even been aligned either. All I have done is change oil.
There you go. All highway miles is a big difference when it comes to a car
LOL. Then it must be my driving, because I too, work part time in a regional area and travel 760 km round trip every week!!!!
Gravity is different in Aussie land. Your tires are spinning the wrong way.
Spelling and grammar are too!!Gravity is differnt in Aussie land. Your tires are spinning the wrong way.
Ah spel gud. Ah tuk dingos huked un fonics lesonsSpelling and grammar are too!! MoparFin
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Had to look up the conversion on that...about 470 miles.
